LISTEN: 50 Cent – “6 Out Of 6 (Get Gully)” 50 Cent – “6 Out Of 6 (Get Gully)”

50 is definitely tapping into his roots with the latest in his series of freestyles, sounding much like he did in the Get Rich Or Die Tryin’ days.

50 takes it back to his early sound, with a grimey Q-boro beat. No shots at Dre or Jimmy fired here.

After 50′s twitter rant the other day, suggesting a falling out between himself and Dr. Dre, Dre dismisses his brand in this brief TMZ interview. All is not well in the Shady/Aftermath/G-Unit family. #bigegos

Looks like the honeymoon is over…. Unless 50 Cent is just playing around, the above tweets suggest that 50 Cent has had a falling out with Dr. Dre and Jimmy Iovine who are “mad” at him for doing Sleek by 50 headphones. We’re guessing there is a little more to it than just that, but [cont.]

We’re with Coco.

The best part about this video is the cheeky ad for GroupOn with Elizabeth Hurley that precedes it. Where you been, boo?

50 tries his hand at neo-soul. Seriously. Governor is the first artist signed to his new G-Note Records imprint. Meanwhile, 50 tweeted that he “might make a tape this week”. So expect a new mixtape from 50 soon…..

Fif spits out another freestyle in promotion of his Sleek headphones.

50 Cent’s classic debut (yes, we said it) Get Rich Or Die Tryin’ topped 8 million copies sold this week, since it’s 2003 release. The album is the fourth best selling rap LP ever, following Eminem’s The Marshall Mathers LP (10,341,000) and The Eminem Show (9,928,000) and Nelly’s Country Grammar (8,489,000). via: Yahoo

New 50 – “sounds like some Wu-Shit”, he says. We guess this qualifies as a video. Best part is at 00:55.

50 Cent called Shade 45 to describe a variety of topics, including hanging at the Playboy Mansion, his new Sleek by 50 headphones, Nicki vs. Kim, his new as-of-yet-untitled album, and his weightless for his upcoming film Things Fall Apart.

At Sundance this weekend, MTV caught up with 50 Cent. In the first clip, 50 writes off his old beef with Cam’Ron, suggesting it was purely based around the competitive nature of the music. In the second clip, he elaborates on his forthcoming Black Magic LP. Dr. Dre, Swizz Beatz, Boi-1da, and others were named [cont.]

50 Cent whiles out on World Star Hip-Hop’s Q. Angie Martinez mediates, briefly.

Cam explains that he’s the type of guy who “does a favor for a favor” (you know, like in The Godfather), and felt slighted when Kanye didn’t get back at him after requesting a beat for his last LP.

50 Cent and the G-Unit crew introduced “Sleek By 50″ in Vegas. 50 Cent, Tony Yayo, Lloyd Banks, Hot Rod, Jeremih, Governor, Floyd Mayweather and Mann all came through to show their support for the new headphone launch.

New freestyle from rapper/actor/headphones salesman, 50 Cent. LISTEN: 50 Cent – “Happy New Year” Via: X

What you are looking at above is the physical manifestation of record company incompetence. Quite possibly the biggest blunder in rap history, Columbia had signed 50 Cent via Trackmasters imprint around 2000 or so. His album, Power Of The Dollar, was finished, as seen here above, sent to press, and bootlegged mercilessly. But instead of [cont.]

50 speaks at CES last week about his new headphones, as well as forthcoming business ventures with Audi and Maybach, the latter obviously to get under Rick Ross’ skin.

This is bugged. LISTEN: Dr. Dre + Jay-Z + Eminem + 50 Cent + Ca$his + Stat Quo – “Syllables” Via: BK